Hibs fans

Hibs’ supporters travelling to the Scottish Cup Fourth Round match at Starks Park tomorrow will occupy the McDermid Stand (North) and the Key Tech Stand (Railway) at the stadium with turnstiles opening at 2pm.

Due to the very large travelling support, fans should allow extra time for travelling  and should arrive early to allow time to access the stadium.

The McDermid Stand is sold out and tickets remain available for the Key Tech Stand, these are currently on sale by Raith Rovers and those that remain will be on sale from 1.30 pm tomorrow at Kirkcaldy from the ticket pod at the rear of the McDermid Stand. There are only around 300 tickets available, and once they have sold out, no other tickets will be made available.

Hibernian supporters with tickets for the McDermid Stand should enter via Turnstiles M to Q and supporters with tickets for the Key Tech Stand should enter via Turnstiles J and K (nearest to the railway line).On this occasion tickets are for a specified seat and it is not free seating.

Supporters coaches should park within the Beveridge Park car park and there is an overspill facility at the west end of the esplanade.

Car parking is available at Beveridge Park car park and at Kirkcaldy Railway Station. Parking is also available on street out with the restricted area and there is also plenty of parking available at the esplanade. Fans are reminded that Pratt Street will be closed to all traffic at 2.30pm at the latest, or earlier if required, in the interests of safety.

At the present time there are no roadworks on the M90 motorway between Edinburgh and the A92 regional road nor in the vicinity of Starks Park. For up to date travel information visit the Traffic Scotland website or follow on Twitter @trafficscotland.

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John graduated from Telford College in 2010 with an HNC in Practical Journalism and since then he worked for the North Edinburgh News, The Southern Reporter, the Irish News Review and The Edinburgh Reporter. In addition he has been published in the Edinburgh Evening News and the Hibernian FC Programme.